Why do people do more than 6 subjects?

[kyzoo]

I wanna know other people's reasons  .

I do it because I want to learn Chinese really well to the extent that I can communicate without problems, but I'm not terribly great at it. So I take a 7th subject to subject to patch up for Chinese.

[sgeorge]

Well, I'm doing 6 subjects next year (did multimedia this year) to make up for doing two vet subjects, which are fairly easy.

[QuantumJG]

As for 6 subjects the answer is obvious, you can add an extra few points to your aggregate. You also get to experience the real game of VCE (oh how I wished that I did biology 3/4 in year 11).

As for 7 subjects, well you have a subject to be there if you stuff up the other. Anymore (not including UMEP) really wouldn't make sense.

[m@tty]

I'm doing 6 subjects next year, and 8 in total, because they're all awesome:p
I would drop English except it's compulsory. 

[EvangelionZeta]

I genuinely want to study all of my subjects.  If I could (ie. if it were feasible), I would also have done National Politics, Revs, Renaissance and Physics.  :p

[sgeorge]

Wow. 8 subjects, that's pretty impressive.

[m@tty]

I would've done more too if I could...

[sgeorge]

To be honest I probably would have to
Only problem is my school really only lets students complete one 3/4 in year 11. \

[m@tty]

My school does too... but I forced my way in

[darkphoenix]

To be honest I probably would have to
Only problem is my school really only lets students complete one 3/4 in year 11. \

Yeah same, and our school only recommends us to do 5 subjects in year 12.

But i think you could probably do 6 max if you really wanted to. So 7 total, which means increased enter

[ninwa]

I genuinely want to study all of my subjects.

This. Also so I'd have backup subjects.

year 11 I did 2 like most people and 5 in year 12 like most people... it's just because I did one in year 10

[vexx]

I genuinely want to study all of my subjects.  If I could (ie. if it were feasible), I would also have done National Politics, Revs, Renaissance and Physics.  :p

same ! but also done spesh, physics, englang, philosophy & a language.
the latter two i'd absolutely love to have done!

[polky]

Because I could do Chinese SL in Year 10!  So I grabbed that opportunity.  I came from Singapore when I was 14, so I wanted to do Chinese before my chinese skills started taking a serious downward slide into nothingness (like it has now).  So I tried to do Chinese as soon as possible.

[appianway]

I'm doing UMEP physics (if I get in, which I should...) because I love physics and I don't feel challenged - VCE's more about studying than learning. Plus, there's also the whole need to bump English Language out of my ENTER if I can...

[m@tty]

I am soooooooooo glad neither of my subjects this year have to count..........

I got an A in the Business exam       :knuppel2:
And I screwed up Methods real bad.

That is why you do more than 6 subjects.